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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Puts up/on her Christmas decorations
Every year on Dec. 1, Patsy puts up her Christmas decorations.
HI,
Does "puts up" in the above amount to "puts on" and "hangs her Christmas decorations on the Christmas tree?" Thanks.
HI,
Does "puts up" in the above amount to "puts on" and "hangs her Christmas decorations on the Christmas tree?" Thanks.
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No. Everywhere except on the tree-- the wreath, the outdoor lights, etc. However, the tree may be one of the 'decorations' referred to here.
- No.
- Everywhere except on the tree-- the wreath, the outdoor lights, etc.
- However, the tree may be one of the 'decorations' referred to here.
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No. Everywhere except on the tree-- the wreath, the outdoor lights, etc. However, the tree may be one of the 'decorations' referred to here.
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No. Everywhere except on the tree-- the wreath, the outdoor lights, etc. However, the tree may be one of the 'decorations' referred to here.
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